We went to Tiki Oasis 2018 in beautiful San Diego. This has long been on my (Lina) bucket list of things to do and see. I liked it way more than I thought I would. Thought it would be way too crowded, noisy, etc., but it actually added to the excitement for once. I loved […]
The next part of our tour was to see the famous hanging coffins of Sagada. We stopped to see more rice terraces and met the gentleman below in native Igorot dress.
There was a place like this in British Columbia that I loved, so we had to stop here to keep this kind Americana open. The cashier tried to talk us out of it because she probably had a bunch of people complain that it wasn’t a modern place, but we went anyway and had a
We went to Ohana Ten and had a wonderful time. So wonderful that we completely forgot to take a lot of pictures! The event is held at a hotel that has all of its original decor! Located in upstate New York at the base of the Adirondack Mountains.
I spoke to our tour driver, John Santos about any open days he had available before my return to the States. The only day available was the last day before my return. We drove out to Laguna Province to try to find my grandfather’s grave. I ended up finding much much more. John suggested that
I went to Apogaea this year. i had a good time, but I think that it marks the end of my burning man related excursions. These guys were very cool. Here a view of the “burn”:
A most excellent collection of privately held sculptures of the people of the Cordillera. https://cordilleranmuseum.weebly.com/gallery-of-exhibits.html I thought for sure this museum was on the tour that Maricar and Mac booked. It wasn’t! I asked our guide if we could stop in on our way to Sagada. I’m so glad he knew about it. The carvings were
Maricar and Mack had this tour already planned before they invited me to join them. It just so happened that this was on my bucket list of things to see. Here’s a link to someone’s much better pictures and blog post. https://lifetoreset.wordpress.com/2014/08/29/batad/
My first day in Manila I walked across the street from my hotel to the National Museum of Anthropology (Manila) Wonderful start to a great trip.
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